Don't laugh at the map, but it shows a picture very similar to Gfs with the elongated 5H trough.
https://www.pivotalweather.com/model.php?m=nam&p=500th&rh=2025010700&fh=84&r=conus&dpdt=&mc=&pwplus=1
I was 2.75" as of 10am, then we had light snows for several hours putting me at 3". Tonight ain't worth measuring as I can see it's around .5" and the wind is making it too crazy for an exact number, so I'll go with a final total of 3.5".
Here you go Heisey. 12z Gem at 90hrs top and 18z Gem at 84hrs along with a link for all 18z Gem if you're looking for something to do. Lol
https://meteocentre.com/numerical-weather-prediction/forecast-systems.php?lang=en&mod=cmc_gdps
That dry air from that Atlantic storm that hurt us in the first place is still doing it's dirty work with weakening the bands creating lulls (in addition tonthe mts.) Unless that big band to my NW performs, the rest of these areas of snow moving SE are not going to do better than a coating.
Incredible how hard it is to snow. And it's always been that way in the Mid Atlantic.
They all have their problems and perform at different levels for each. For whatever reason, the Euro has performed 50/50 on last minute runs while I've been up here and it's always too high. I hate it with a passion. Lol
Radar looking better again. 18z Rgem gives us between .5-2".
I always thought Rap and Hrrr lousy, and I'm reassured by today my prior thought were closer to right than wrong.